Coronavirus in Hawaii

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Here’s How Honolulu Plans To Spend $386 Million In Federal Covid Relief Funds Cory Lum/Civil Beat

Here’s How Honolulu Plans To Spend $386 Million In Federal Covid Relief Funds

The blueprint includes $15 million for expanded coronavirus testing and other services and $10 million for vaccine incentives.

State Public Defender Asks Supreme Court To Order More Inmate Releases Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2019

State Public Defender Asks Supreme Court To Order More Inmate Releases

The filing argues the threat from Covid-19 inside Hawaii prisons and jails is greater now than it was last year when some prisoners were released.

‘That Is Not Aloha’: Dr. Lorrin Pang Is Pushing Back Against His Critics Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

‘That Is Not Aloha’: Dr. Lorrin Pang Is Pushing Back Against His Critics

The Maui state health officer explains why he believes it’s important for doctors to explore all possible treatments for the rapidly spreading Covid-19.

No Vaccine? No Service In Honolulu Bars, Restaurants And Gyms Starting Next Month Stewart Yerton/Civil Beat /2021

No Vaccine? No Service In Honolulu Bars, Restaurants And Gyms Starting Next Month

On Sept. 13, Oahu will begin requiring proof of vaccination or a negative Covid test for entry to a wide range of establishments in a bid to stop the rapid spread of the coronavirus.

Danny De Gracia: Ready Or Not, Hawaii Needs Covid-19 Vaccine Passes Now Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Danny De Gracia: Ready Or Not, Hawaii Needs Covid-19 Vaccine Passes Now

It’s time to stop worrying about economic gain and take urgent action to smash the delta variant.

From Masks To Vaccines: How Churches Have ‘Power’ Over Public Health Courtesy: Calvary Chapel South Maui

From Masks To Vaccines: How Churches Have ‘Power’ Over Public Health

Churches have been at the center of past Covid outbreaks in the state, but they aren’t subject to state restrictions aimed at preventing coronavirus spread.

Lee Cataluna: In Waikiki, The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times Lee Cataluna

Lee Cataluna: In Waikiki, The Best Of Times, The Worst Of Times

A longtime Waikiki store owner survived the pandemic shutdown and the summer surge of tourists but still worries about what lies ahead.

Blangiardi Seeks To Avoid ‘Lockdown’ As Hawaii Logs Record Number Of Covid Cases Cory Lum/Civil Beat/2021

Blangiardi Seeks To Avoid ‘Lockdown’ As Hawaii Logs Record Number Of Covid Cases

Honolulu mayor also says city is considering a “vaccine passport” program for restaurants.

Disabled People With Covid-19 Face A Tangled Web Of Obstacles Courtesy: Michele Mueller

Disabled People With Covid-19 Face A Tangled Web Of Obstacles

One family has struggled to get their Covid-positive loved one to dialysis.

Native Hawaiian Leaders Tout Vaccinations As A Way To ‘Protect Our Future’ Ronen Zilberman/Civil Beat/2021

Native Hawaiian Leaders Tout Vaccinations As A Way To ‘Protect Our Future’

Native Hawaiians suffered relatively few Covid-19 cases early in the pandemic but began to see an uptick in July as the delta variant raged.